It is a car with a driver. You pay them to take you where you want to go.
a taxi or an Uber
A type of aircraft without wings, that has long flat parts on top that go round very fast. It takes off and lands vertically.
a helicopter
A small bus that carries 10-15 people. Compound Noun
a minibus
A ship that can travel underwater--compound noun
a submarine
A small, fast boat that is powered by an engine. Compound Noun
a motorboat or speedboat
It is a vehicle with four wheels. It can normally carry five people.
a car
A boat or ship for taking passengers and often vehicles across an area of water as a regular service.
a ferry
It is a very large boat for moving people or goods across the sea.
a ship
It uses a gas that helps it to fly. The passengers travel in the basket.
a hot air balloon
Underground train or metro in New York City --compound noun
a subway
An electric vehicle that transports people, usually in cities, and goes along metal tracks in the road.
a tram
It is larger than a car but smaller than a minibus
a van
The strap you must fasten for safety in a car or airplane. Compound Noun
A seat belt
It is a type of transport to go across water using mostly the wind. Compound Noun
a sailboat
It is a machine that can fly in the sky. It can carry many people. Compound Noun
an airplane
It is a large vehicle with wheels. It has lots of seats. It can carry many people around a city.
a bus
A type of van that carries sick or injured people to the hospital quickly.
an ambulance
It has two wheels and no engine. We power it using our feet.
a bicycle (bike)
What does the idiom, "To drive someone up the wall" mean?
to annoy or irrate someone
to drive into a wall
to drive your car up a steep ramp or hill
to not go anywhere
It's a large machine that runs along a railway line. It can carry many people.
a train
A motor vehicle with two wheels, that is similar to, but smaller than, a motorcycle.
a moped or a motorized scooter
A large, heavy vehicle with wheels. It is used for moving goods.
a truck (British=lorry)
It is a fast mode of transport with two wheels. It is powered by an engine. Compound Noun
a motorcycle (British=motorbike)
What does the idiom, "hit the road" mean?
to bump into another car
to park your car
to physically hit something on the road
to begin a journey